(a) To lose one's composure, be upset; -- refl. & intr.; (b) ben abaished, be upset or perplexed (as by fear, shame, surprise); contextually: be afraid, embarrassed, surprised; (c) waxen (becomen)……

(a) Of a priest: to grant absolution to (sb.), remit sin in the name of the Church; (b) of God: to pardon (a sinner); (c) to release (an accused person from a penalty), acquit. …

(a) To choke, strangle, or suffocate (sb.); (b) to obstruct (sth.). …

(a) To receive (a gift, reward, etc.); also, accept; (b) to inherit (a kingdom), take possession of (land, an office, an abbey, etc.); (c) to receive (punishment, penance, etc.); suffer (a blow, a……

(a) Acknowledge, profess; (b) confess (sins). …

Expel. …

(a) Of vigor of body or mind: grow or make faint or tired; grow indifferent; of youth: wane; (b) of emotions, memory: fade away or make fade; tone down, allay; (c) of power, honor, fame, etc.: grow or……

(a) To move along, pass by; pass (over sth.); pass (to sb.); (b) to go by, vanish; (c) to pass away, die; (d) of time: to pass. …

To retain or claim (sth.) as one's personal property or for one's own exclusive benefit; approprishen to himself. …

To tell the meaning of (a dream, a text), interpret; describe (an appearance); exemplify or illustrate (a statement). …

(a) To attribute (sth. to sth.); aretten it mi vileinie, attribute it to my ill-breeding; aretten to (in), to impute (sin, guile, unbelief, etc.) to (sb.); aretten to (unto), to place the blame for……

To spare, afford (sth.). …

(a) Physiol. To assimilate; (b) ben assimilat, be similar (to sth.), resemble. …

?To trick, get the better of (sb.); ?get away, escape. …

(a) To control, rule, govern, command; rule (a country); command (an army); have control of (one's body, desire, etc.), guide (one's) actions; wield (a weapon), manage (a horse); (b) to conquer……

(a) To become wild or unruly; (b) to dazzle (the eyes), make (sb.) dizzy. …

(a) To blame or accuse (sb.); (b) to punish (an offense). …

To strangle, kill by strangling. …

(a) To inquire, ask; (b) to grant (a request); baithen bon; (c) to consent, agree. …

(a) To beat; esp. to beat or strike repeatedly, batter, flog; also fig.; (b) to pat (sb. on the back). …